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Not all gadgets need the full weight of the current gadget spec. This proposal creates a simplified format that may be used.

== Example ==
<pre style="font-size:12pt;">
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<Module title="Simple Gadget">
<Data>
<os:ViewerRequest key='vwr' />
</Data>
<Templates>
<Template tag="my:foo">
<div>
<img src="$

Unknown macro: {My.person.thumbnailUrl}

" /> <br/>
(Picture of $

Unknown macro: {My.person.displayName}

)
</div>
</Template>
</Templates>

<Content type='osml' >
<h1>Hello, $

Unknown macro: {vwr.displayName}

</h1>
<my:foo person="$

Unknown macro: {vwr}

" />
</Content>
</Module>
</pre>

== ModulePrefs as optional ==

The ModulePrefs section may be optional in a gadget. The Module node may contain a @title attribute for the gadget. When ModulePrefs is not specified the container may infer what features are required.

== Data section ==

A new Data element may be used to specify data pipeline tags. This is a direct child of the Module element. All data pipeline tags are globally registered. Data may be scoped to a view(s) by specifying the view name(s) in a @scope attribute of the data pipeline tag.

== Templates section ==

A new Templates element may be used to specify data pipeline tags. This is a direct child of the Module element. All custom tag templates are globally registered. Templates may be scoped to a view(s) by specifying the view name(s) in a @scope attribute of the Template tag. This utilizes the syntax defined for template libraries. http://opensocial-resources.googlecode.com/svn/spec/1.0/OpenSocial-Templating.xml#rfc.section.15

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